Once the provisions of Section 220 of the Income Tax Act are ...

Companies Law

April 29, 2017

Once the provisions of Section 220 of the Income Tax Act are incorporated in Section 28A, full effect must be given to Section 220 of the Income Tax Act for recovery of the amounts referred to in Section 28A of SEBI Act. - SAT

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Once the provisions of Section 220 of the Income Tax Act are ...

Companies Law

April 29, 2017

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